Is fraud propping up the crypto ATM industry? Some former employees think so | CBC News
Nearly a dozen former employees of crypto ATM companies operating in Canada told CBC News that fraudsters tricking scam victims into sending money through the machines is a known problem within the companies. Half of them said they don't believe the operator they worked for would be profitable without transactions tied to fraud. The other half believed the companies would still make money — just less.
Is fraud propping up the crypto ATM industry? Some former employees think so | CBC News Is fraud propping up the crypto ATM industry? Some former employees think so | CBC News Loaded Toronto · Feeding Fraud Is fraud propping up the crypto ATM industry? Some former employees think so Nearly a dozen former employees of crypto ATM companies operating in Canada told CBC News that fraudsters tricking scam victims into sending money through the machines is a known problem within the companies. Half of them said they don't believe the operator they worked for would be profitable without transactions
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